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Lithium-Ion Cell

Lithium ion Cells are the most renowned cells used in the technology of rechargeable batteries. With high capacity these cells are usually used in everyday rechargeable electronics like Mobile Phones, Laptop, Digital cameras, etc. It can be recharged and discharged multiple times without any physical effect on the batterys performance or life.
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Lithium-Polymer Cell

Advancing from Lithium-ion Cells, Lithium Polymer Cells render greater advantages in terms of utility, durability and flexibility.
One of the most attractive and handy features about the Lithium-Polymer cells is that they can be shaped to fit into any device. Another feature of Li-Polymer cells is that its rate of self-discharge is much lower when compared to other metal hydride cells.
Today, with ample varieties of devices in terms of shapes and sizes, you are sure to find the Lithium-Polymer cells in whatever device you pick.
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Protection Circuit Module - PCM

Li-Ion and Li-Poly Cells or Battery packs ought to be prevented from over-charging, over-discharging and exposure to extreme temperatures. Choosing the correct Protection Circuit Module and applying it appropriately is vital to the longevity your batteries and your own safety.
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Battery Management System - BMS

BMS (Battery Management System) is an essential component in a Lithium- Ion/Polymer battery system. This device manages a real-time control of each battery cell, communicates with external devices, manages SOC calculation, measures temperature and voltage, etc.
The choice of BMS determines the quality and lifespan of the final battery pack. Several types of BMS can be used depending on the intended application and desired features.
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Chargers (Li-ion or Polymer Battery Packs)

Chargers are the base for better durability and performance of batteries. Usually in this price-sensitive market, chargers often receive low priority. But chargers are both essential and crucial, therefore they should not be understated.
Charging Lithium Ion Batteries can be split into two main stages:
Constant Current Charge: In the first stage of charging a Li-ion battery or cell, the voltage across the lithium ion cell increases for the
constant current charge.

Saturation Charge (Constant Voltage Charge): After sometime, the voltage peaks, at a point the cell or battery must enter into the second stage of charging known as the saturation stage. A constant voltage is maintained and the current will steadily fall. The end of the charge cycle is reached when the current falls to around 10% of the rated current.